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Interestingly, legacy USB can only provide a 5-V power supply, but USB-PD defines prescriptive voltages such as 9 V, 15 V, and 20 V in addition to 5 V. Until recently, the USB-PD specification allowed ...

In a typical application, a V93000 test head might include PS5000 cards for digital I/O test and basic analog and mixed-signal test, a Wave Scale Mixed-Signal High-Speed (WSMX HS) card for noise ...

Sunmoon SM-5500ATE Active Load Tester (1200W rated) Sunmoon SM-268 Active Load Tester (450W rated) GW Instek GPM-8212 Digital Power Meter Stingray DS1M12 USB Oscilloscope Voltcraft DT-10L laser ...

It says to plug both ports into your computer, but I plug the Power end into an iPod power adapter instead (not the official Apple one, it's made by Griffin and rated at 500mA).